Mohammed Laouli

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About the artist

According to the artist‘s own words, the work of Mohammed Laouli is the starting point of an endogenous analysis that consists of decomposing the world around him, in order to arrive at a total dissection, an inventory. It explores the phenomena that cross, differentiate or mark society. While his thought process bears the imprint of political commitment, Laouli‘s approach is non-discursive. He does not pretend to be a counselor, a professor or a politician. At first glance, he simply seeks to explore his vision and consciousness, from moment to moment, traveling through the streets, the structures and the wastelands. At the same time, his approach includes a second perspective, a critical regard on the political, cultural and economic systems of power that surround him, especially the postcolonial relations between France and Morocco.

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Mohammed Laouli

(*1972) lives and works in Salé, Morocco.
His work was the subject of solo exhibitions at Rabat Villa des Arts (2011) and Kenitra French Institute (2010). He has participated in several group exhibitions, including Videobox festival, Carreau du Temple, Paris (2017), Fortresse Europe, Belluard festival, Fribourg (2016), The wrong side, Poppositions Brussels (2016), Le Maroc contemporain, Institut du monde arabe, paris (2015), etrange paradoxe, Mucem, Marseille (2014), WeltenWanderer, Kunstmuseum Mülheim (2017), In between, Grassi Museum Leipzig (2016), Kunstvlaai Amsterdam (2014), Marrakech Biennale 5th edition, Marrakech (2014), global aCtIVISm, ZKM, Karlsruhe (2013), One Hope Map, Cultuurcentrum, Bruges (2013), The Moroccan Mix, Victoria & Albert Museum, London (2012), Travail Mode d'Emploi, Centrale for Contemporary Art, Brussels (2012), Plpac, Rabat French Institute (2012) et Between Walls, Rabat (2012). He has been invited by several art institutions, including Pakavait Studio, Moscow (2005), Ecole Supérieure d'art visuel ESAV, Marrakech (2010) et Cité internationale des arts, Paris (2011).

contact: laouli.m@gmail.com